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Introducing the AnyLogic Cloud API and Python. In this blog, see how to use the AnyLogic Cloud API with Python and evaluate its capabilities with an example model.

Python’s popularity ranks just behind that of JavaScript as the world’s second most popular language on GitHub. It is a popular language for machine learning, data processing, and data presentation. For AnyLogic, the Pypeline connector library allows you to call Python from within a running AnyLogic simulation model — learn more in our Pypeline webinar video. In this blog we will focus on the AnyLogic Cloud API and Python.

Upcoming features and functionality for AnyLogic 9 were previewed alongside AnyLogic 8.7 and AnyLogic Cloud developments at the online AnyLogic User Experience with MaxRad Software.

AnyLogic 9 will be a major update and many new details were revealed during the session from The AnyLogic Company CEO, Andrei Borshchev, Principle Software Engineer, Nikolay Churkov, and Head of AnyLogic Cloud Development, Alexander Rakulenko.

Here is the presentation recording with a follow-up question and answer session.

One of the key methods for gaining insight into the unknowns of the COVID-19 pandemic is to use simulation modeling. This is true for many disciplines across business and research, as reflected in the collection of public models being uploaded to AnyLogic Cloud. Here we gather a variety of COVID-19 related simulation models.

See the models and try them out!

Along with the release of AnyLogic 8.5, came the new features of AnyLogic Cloud API 8.5.0. Using the API, you can configure and remotely run simulation models in the cloud, as well as create user interfaces for them. You can find out about these and other features in our previous blog. In this post, the focus is on analyzing the new features and trying out the examples.

Follow the examples and find out how to use the AnyLogic Cloud API to remotely run experiments and create custom user interfaces.

JavaScript code snippets are provided so that you can reproduce the examples for yourself. Here's what you need to get started! Dive in!

We have updated AnyLogic to version 8.5 and it is now available for download. Changes have also been made to the AnyLogic Cloud API. Read on for a summary of the key changes, the full list can be found in the linked change log. There's a whole lot of changes, see the new things you can do!

Private Cloud Lite for Linux! In recognition of the popularity of Linux in the server room, the Linux version of AnyLogic Private Cloud Lite aims to help make deployment easier. What’s more, its free!

During the evaluation period you get a fully functional AnyLogic Private Cloud instance with all the features, including...

The lives of shareholders, investors, and auditors can be made easier, thanks to fintech start-up EcoBanking’s cash flow analysis system. The EcoBankingSystem, or EBS, applies novel methods of analysis to historical data that consider time delays and non-linear dependencies.

Read on and find out more, including demo cloud model...

Many of you will be familiar with AnyLogic Cloud and its interface but did you know you can create an interface of your own? Using the AnyLogic Cloud API, a custom web-based user interface (UI) is just one possibility.

Here we’ll take a closer look and provide you with an example setup. Read on...

Give your feedback on AnyLogic Cloud and help shape the future of cloud-based simulation modeling.

We’d like to hear how you use AnyLogic Cloud, what can be improved, and the functionality you’d like to see. The survey should take no more than 5-10 minutes.

We have released AnyLogic 8.4, it is already available on our website. This release includes updates from the alpha version, as well as other features and new training models.

Read on and find out the about the new features, updates, models, and more in AnyLogic 8.4 and AnyLogic Cloud...